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Unbelievably good price! really testing my resolve to keep my savings in the bank here!

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Paul Denman for me. Classy tone from a classy player.

Trace Elliot has always been my holy grail of tone. Love my GP12SMX 1x15 combo. Kicks an immense amount of arse! punch and growl in spades and 580w to play with. Sure they are heavy, but thats not a deal breaker to me. I always find it curious that it is said they have been left behind or bettered tonally, a product of the 80's if you will, I'm only 28 and Trace has always been THE tone. Over and above the Ashdowns, Markbass, Ampegs I've played through.

Edit - have to add I never use the graphic preset, it sounds awful. Just manual control of the graphic eq.

Amen! I love his playing and the tone he gets from his ATK. Me and my old lady is probably my fave line.

Thread resurrection!

My MIM Jazz (maple board) never goes out of tune, constantly surprises me at the start of every band practice that no adjustment is needed!

Comprehensive rundown there Warwickhunt! Thanks very much!

Evening all,
Looking to get my filthy paws on a SS1 very soon, any help on what to look out for (if anything) would be Much appreciated. Differing specs through the years or neck profiles? Any known weak points?

Cheers

Si.

Every 6-9 months with my Elites.

Thanks very much. Gonna have a playabout tonight. See what sounds I can get. Being a solid state head I presume the head can be run independent of the cab? Many thanks.

Hi guys. Quick question
Just starting to home record into an alesis io2. Been getting some nice tones out of my Jazz bass direct. now thinking of using my Ashdown EB180's xlr out and taking advantage of the preamp. Will using the Ashdown colour my sound in any way other than what I choose with eq? Sorry if I make no sense, just new to the whole home recording thing! Thanks!

Cheers Chris for the Sandberg!
Bass is better than he gave credit for, thoroughly decent guy to deal with, good communication at all times. Good stuff!

Don't dismiss the current MIM's.Quality is probably the best its ever been. My 2011 Jazz (candy Apple red and maple) is built and finished to a very high standard and features the 09-12 series pickups. Which are very very good, very hot and snappy. Funk machine!

I have one of the very first Rockbass Streamer Standards, single p/u in 5 string config. I use it as a backup, Great bass quality and playability wise, have to agree though, the mec pickup is extremely weak output-wise. Often thought about modding it too.

[size=4]I have owned a 2011 Mex Jazz bass for 6 months now and I have to say, it has really exceeded my expectations. The overall fit and finish is of an extremely high standard from the neck, to the body and components. It also is very lightweight, which suprised the hell out of me. Also the newer 2009 upgrade pickups, imo, have quite a hot sound for passive pickups and it certainly has a good wallop of growl and clarity. I wasn't expecting much to be honest when i ordered it blind from 'guitar guitar', but it really has suprised me quite a bit. The neck even has some nice flaming on the maple too It also sounds more 'jazz' like than the Geddy Lee I once owned curiosly enough.[/size]

[size=4]The guitarist in my bands 2010 mexi strat is also finished to a very impressive standard. [/size]

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Some interest, but no firm offers! bump!

Bump

Haha no!! Cash is my preference

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I'm selling my immaculate Ray34

Natural finish (the more expensive ones)with black scratchplate, 4- string. 3-Band active eq.

Never gigged or smoked around.

No chips, dings or marks of any kind. Plays really well and has just been strung up with brand new GHS Flea's. Comes with original softcase (also as new) and Sterling by Musicman stickers AND the truss rod key. I also will put a new 9v battery in.

Big fat, punchy, cutting hi-fi Stingray sound

Cost me £600 a year ago.

the only minor downside is the input jack is a *little* loose. This is an easy 2 minute tighten up job, i just never got round to it as quite frankly i'm too lazy

Looking for £400

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I own a natural finished SBMM Ray 34 i would say the sound, look and feel is spot on. I a/b'ed against a couple of real Ray's when i was looking to buy a ray type bass and there was minimal difference IMO. The quality of it is fairly impressive too, the standard of the Ash grain is better than a fair few real EBMM Ray naturals ive seen too.
Go for it! they are great basses.

The nut on mine is also the same.

I can't recommend the Geddy Lee highly enough. The one i had was faultless (damn you circumstance!) Fit and finish was excellent. The pickups were quiet and really old school sounding with that big fat punchy growl. I never had any issues with the neck on it in the year i owned it either. It stayed in tune probably better than any bass ive ever owned too!
I'd have another in an instant (funds permitting!)

[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='842154' date='May 19 2010, 03:15 PM']I don't see the reason for your apparent hilarity... ??[/quote]

i thought your comment about robbing sales quite rightly was very true and amusing! .That is all. . .

[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='841791' date='May 19 2010, 10:18 AM']There's a review in the reviews section. Yes, these are excellent basses and they're going to do the same as the SUB range did, which is rob sales from the parent brand. And quite rightly so [/quote]

Hahahaha!